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Capture of polarized electrons from Fe(110) into excited terms of fast atoms scattered at grazing incidence

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We observe the emission of circularly polarized light after grazing scattering of fast ions at a magnetized Fe(110) surface. Changing the state of magnetization of the target affects the polarization of the emitted light due to capture of spin polarized electrons. Some aspects of atom-surface interaction and investigations of surface magnetism are discussed.

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Zimny, R., Hagedorn, H., Winter, H. et al. Capture of polarized electrons from Fe(110) into excited terms of fast atoms scattered at grazing incidence. Appl. Phys. A 47, 77–81 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00619701

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